5 Reasons Women Over 50 Are Choosing This All Natural "Calm & Control" Method Over Kegels, Medications And Pads

1. The usual path shrinks your life, not the problem

The normal advice is Kegels, cut back on water, keep a pad in your bag.

Months later the nights are the same.

Each new thing you try leaves you a little more exhausted and a little more convinced this is just what happens to women your age.

Ask a woman who has lived with this for years and she won't describe a treatment. She'll describe a routine that has slowly taken over her day.

That is the difference between managing the urgency and changing what is setting it off.

2. Your bladder changed when estrogen fell, and Kegels and meds don't reach it

Your bladder is an estrogen-dependent organ. The Cleveland Clinic points out it is full of estrogen receptors, and that estrogen maintains the tissue of the bladder and urethra.

When estrogen falls, two things happen at once.

The bladder muscle becomes twitchy and starts firing the urgent signal before the bladder is anywhere near full... and the lining thins and dries, so it is irritated more easily.

Kegels strengthen the pelvic floor, not the bladder... and oxybutynin only masks the symptoms while giving you dry mouth, constipation and grogginess.

That is why the next month often feels no different than the last.

3. The first thing women notice is the nights

Ask a woman what changed first and the answer is rarely dramatic. It's the simple things: the 3 a.m. trip that didn't happen, or the errand she made it all the way through.

As the lining thins and the muscle grows twitchy, the bladder starts sending the urgent signal when it's barely a quarter full... it starts crying wolf.

That is why the broken nights showed up in the same era as everything else.

When both of those get support, women tell us the nights settle down with them.

In a 12-week placebo-controlled study of the same two extracts, women averaged roughly 30% fewer night-time bathroom trips, and more than 90% said it helped and that they would keep taking it.*

*Shim et al., Journal of Functional Foods, 2014. Results reflect the studied ingredients, not this specific product.

4. Two extracts, and each one has a job

Most bladder supplements are a long list of ingredients at amounts they will not print. One extract aimed at one half of the problem, in a proprietary blend so you cannot check.

UroCalm is two. Pumpkin seed extract to calm the overactive muscle, soy germ isoflavones to support the estrogen-depleted lining.

The researchers used 125mg of soy germ in their study. UroCalm gives you 126mg.

That is the "Calm & Control" pair, and it is why one fix was never going to hold on its own.

Both are printed to the milligram on the label. Two to three capsules a day, no hormones, no drugs, nothing to keep up with.

5. Your bladder isn't failing, and it's not too late

You've been through a change nobody explained to you.

★★★★★

"I had tried everything and honestly accepted that the constant urgency and getting up 3 or 4 times a night was just my life now. Then I found UroCalm. A few weeks later, I realized I was sleeping most of the night, finishing errands without searching for a bathroom, and even made a 90-minute drive without stopping. At 73, I never thought I'd feel this kind of freedom again."

Margaret R., 73

However long it has been, what is driving it is still there today, which is exactly why it can still be supported.